Welcome to Reading Voluntary Action (RVA)

Healthy Living Event
8 February 2012

New treasurer or book keeper workshop: 2 sessions providing an introduction to finance for voluntary groups and charities
10 February 2012

Talk by the Chairman of the Reading Dusseldorf Association
10 February 2012

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Reading Voluntary Action promotes strength within Reading's voluntary and community sector (VCS) by providing information, access to resources, volunteer recruitment and training to people who work in or with charities, community groups and voluntary organisations. We support voluntary sector representation on cross sector partnership initiatives in Reading.

Our specialist advice for VCS organisations is provided individually and in networks, face-to-face, by telephone and email, or via themed meetings, training and seminars. We publish a variety of useful online resources, plus news and information through a range of channels.

Reading Voluntary Action is the host agency for the Reading LINk, which enables voluntary organisations and the local community to influence how health and social care services are provided.

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> our staff and trustees

RVA in partnership with

Connect Reading

RVA in partnership with

the network for Black and Ethnic Minority (BME) voluntary and community groups in Reading

RVA supports

the voice of Reading's Voluntary and Community Sector (VCS)

RVA is funded by

RVA is a member of

Reading Compact

Richard is a member of the Compact Steering Group

RVA is a representative on

Hazel was elected in July 2011 as a deputy representative having previously been a full Board member resulting from her position as Acting Director of RVA during 2010.

RVA is a representative on

Forum Voices

LSP board deputy representative, Reading Children's Trust Joint Commissioning Group rep and Think Family Steering Group rep